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Break Pad wear indicator advice
« on: 20 January 2009, 14:23:40 »
How do I disable brake pad warning light. Changed pads but wear indicator crumbled. Cheers
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Re: Break Pad wear indicator advice
« Reply #1 on: 20 January 2009, 14:45:41 »
Either replace the wear indicators, about £7 per side (may have 1 or 2)
or just cut the sensor off the end and join the wires together.
That will turn off the light ;)
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Re: Break Pad wear indicator advice
« Reply #2 on: 20 January 2009, 14:59:20 »
cheers mate. Anyone one know which one to buy as there are apparently 2 part nos. 2!90495144N  or  2!90495145N
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Re: Break Pad wear indicator advice
« Reply #3 on: 21 January 2009, 21:17:29 »
90495144 is the part nş for those fitted to my 98 2.5V6 Elite if that helps.  
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Re: Break Pad wear indicator advice
« Reply #4 on: 21 January 2009, 21:18:51 »
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cheers mate. Anyone one know which one to buy as there are apparently 2 part nos. 2!90495144N  or  2!90495145N
pre 1997 2.0l take one type, all others take the other.

Sorry, unable to currently confirm PNs
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Re: Break Pad wear indicator advice
« Reply #5 on: 21 January 2009, 21:21:52 »
If yours is a 2.2 should have 296mm dia discs - same as mine and should take same wear indicator part nş - 90495144.

Pre 97 2.0Lit have smaller discs - 286mm dia iirc.
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Re: Break Pad wear indicator advice
« Reply #6 on: 21 January 2009, 22:23:11 »
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If yours is a 2.2 should have 296mm dia discs - same as mine and should take same wear indicator part nş - 90495144.

Pre 97 2.0Lit have smaller discs - 286mm dia iirc.



Thanks for that :y :y
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Re: Break Pad wear indicator advice
« Reply #7 on: 21 January 2009, 22:32:04 »
No probs - to confirm found this on ebay:-


"Brake Pad Wear Sensor
Brand New Part
GM Part No. 90495144
For the following cars:-
Omega (94-03)
ALL MODELS EXCEPT
20SE, X20SE & X20XEV up to chassis -W1075528

For these models - just ask."


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